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Win11 Testing
Had to test some things in Win11 this morning. Recovered Bitlocker key, booted, updated, rebooted, updated, rebooted. Install .MSI and test. Feel like I should go to a meeting and say; Hi, I'm Meuon, and it's been 96 days since I ran Win11. I sinned this morning and am trying to repent. The priest then says "Do 6 Linux installs on friends Microsoft computers, and upgrade at least 3 servers to Debian 13. FOSS be with you, and you with FOSS." #Win11 #Linux #FOSS -
Win11 Testing
Had to test some things in Win11 this morning. Recovered Bitlocker key, booted, updated, rebooted, updated, rebooted. Install .MSI and test. Feel like I should go to a meeting and say; Hi, I'm Meuon, and it's been 96 days since I ran Win11. I sinned this morning and am trying to repent. The priest then says "Do 6 Linux installs on friends Microsoft computers, and upgrade at least 3 servers to Debian 13. FOSS be with you, and you with FOSS." #Win11 #Linux #FOSS -
@meuon I love me some #Fedora! Fedora was the end of my distro-hopping for quite awhile. It’s rock-solid, has a great feature set like you discovered, has safe and stable updates, and ran on damn near everything I installed it on without having to go find drivers. Easy to recommend.
For a production environment, Fedora would be my first choice. For my personal use, however, I use #GarudaLinux. It boots in ⅔ the time and everything runs faster overall.
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@meuon I love me some #Fedora! Fedora was the end of my distro-hopping for quite awhile. It’s rock-solid, has a great feature set like you discovered, has safe and stable updates, and ran on damn near everything I installed it on without having to go find drivers. Easy to recommend.
For a production environment, Fedora would be my first choice. For my personal use, however, I use #GarudaLinux. It boots in ⅔ the time and everything runs faster overall.
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@meuon I love me some #Fedora! Fedora was the end of my distro-hopping for quite awhile. It’s rock-solid, has a great feature set like you discovered, has safe and stable updates, and ran on damn near everything I installed it on without having to go find drivers. Easy to recommend.
For a production environment, Fedora would be my first choice. For my personal use, however, I use #GarudaLinux. It boots in ⅔ the time and everything runs faster overall.
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@meuon I love me some #Fedora! Fedora was the end of my distro-hopping for quite awhile. It’s rock-solid, has a great feature set like you discovered, has safe and stable updates, and ran on damn near everything I installed it on without having to go find drivers. Easy to recommend.
For a production environment, Fedora would be my first choice. For my personal use, however, I use #GarudaLinux. It boots in ⅔ the time and everything runs faster overall.
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@meuon I love me some #Fedora! Fedora was the end of my distro-hopping for quite awhile. It’s rock-solid, has a great feature set like you discovered, has safe and stable updates, and ran on damn near everything I installed it on without having to go find drivers. Easy to recommend.
For a production environment, Fedora would be my first choice. For my personal use, however, I use #GarudaLinux. It boots in ⅔ the time and everything runs faster overall.
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@Hotweatherisbad @meuon this is where I finally break and write unit tests...
It was to avoid these "what the..." moments that I started always using linting and type hinting on my Python code, and (quite commonly) writing tests (not that I do TDD, shudder).
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@Hotweatherisbad @meuon this is where I finally break and write unit tests...
It was to avoid these "what the..." moments that I started always using linting and type hinting on my Python code, and (quite commonly) writing tests (not that I do TDD, shudder).
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A poked younglin barked: "I've been programming for 15+ years". Made me check, guessing I first wrote code for money around 1985 or 1986, puts me at 40 years. Cripes. Feeling older.
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@mlanger @grumpy4n6
And why I try.. try.. to keep my Fosstodon facet of myself to gloriously geeky stuff. But some other exudes from the pores. #fosstodon #geek -
@mlanger @grumpy4n6
And why I try.. try.. to keep my Fosstodon facet of myself to gloriously geeky stuff. But some other exudes from the pores. #fosstodon #geek -
@mlanger @grumpy4n6
And why I try.. try.. to keep my Fosstodon facet of myself to gloriously geeky stuff. But some other exudes from the pores. #fosstodon #geek -
@mlanger @grumpy4n6
And why I try.. try.. to keep my Fosstodon facet of myself to gloriously geeky stuff. But some other exudes from the pores. #fosstodon #geek -
@mlanger @grumpy4n6
And why I try.. try.. to keep my Fosstodon facet of myself to gloriously geeky stuff. But some other exudes from the pores. #fosstodon #geek -
ISO 8601
Currently reformatting dates from yet another crunchy CSV report export. I've referenced https://xkcd.com/1179/ in code comments so much I know the URL without looking it up. YYYY-MM-DD is the way. XKCD has spoken. I have spoken. #date #iso8601 -
ISO 8601
Currently reformatting dates from yet another crunchy CSV report export. I've referenced https://xkcd.com/1179/ in code comments so much I know the URL without looking it up. YYYY-MM-DD is the way. XKCD has spoken. I have spoken. #date #iso8601 -
ISO 8601
Currently reformatting dates from yet another crunchy CSV report export. I've referenced https://xkcd.com/1179/ in code comments so much I know the URL without looking it up. YYYY-MM-DD is the way. XKCD has spoken. I have spoken. #date #iso8601 -
ISO 8601
Currently reformatting dates from yet another crunchy CSV report export. I've referenced https://xkcd.com/1179/ in code comments so much I know the URL without looking it up. YYYY-MM-DD is the way. XKCD has spoken. I have spoken. #date #iso8601 -
ISO 8601
Currently reformatting dates from yet another crunchy CSV report export. I've referenced https://xkcd.com/1179/ in code comments so much I know the URL without looking it up. YYYY-MM-DD is the way. XKCD has spoken. I have spoken. #date #iso8601 -
SOCAT and VNC
Last night, we spent serious time testing different socat proxy block sizes and VPN MTU's with a modified variant of VNC over port 7443 (web/SSL). The magic spot was a "-b 1300" instead of our usual 768, the "nodelay" option and a VPN interface MTU of 1350. Tonight I get a message several remote technologists were very happy with these settings. Made my day. #socat #vnc #openvpn -
SOCAT and VNC
Last night, we spent serious time testing different socat proxy block sizes and VPN MTU's with a modified variant of VNC over port 7443 (web/SSL). The magic spot was a "-b 1300" instead of our usual 768, the "nodelay" option and a VPN interface MTU of 1350. Tonight I get a message several remote technologists were very happy with these settings. Made my day. #socat #vnc #openvpn -
SOCAT and VNC
Last night, we spent serious time testing different socat proxy block sizes and VPN MTU's with a modified variant of VNC over port 7443 (web/SSL). The magic spot was a "-b 1300" instead of our usual 768, the "nodelay" option and a VPN interface MTU of 1350. Tonight I get a message several remote technologists were very happy with these settings. Made my day. #socat #vnc #openvpn -
SOCAT and VNC
Last night, we spent serious time testing different socat proxy block sizes and VPN MTU's with a modified variant of VNC over port 7443 (web/SSL). The magic spot was a "-b 1300" instead of our usual 768, the "nodelay" option and a VPN interface MTU of 1350. Tonight I get a message several remote technologists were very happy with these settings. Made my day. #socat #vnc #openvpn -
SOCAT and VNC
Last night, we spent serious time testing different socat proxy block sizes and VPN MTU's with a modified variant of VNC over port 7443 (web/SSL). The magic spot was a "-b 1300" instead of our usual 768, the "nodelay" option and a VPN interface MTU of 1350. Tonight I get a message several remote technologists were very happy with these settings. Made my day. #socat #vnc #openvpn -
Picked up a litle Dell laptop..
Used: $200 16gb ram. I want to keep it runing Windows 10 as long as practical to regain some Win10 MS-Skills(tm). Watching it plod through updates has me craving to just do a nice Linux install. Am forcing myself to leave it a plebian Windows boxen so I can mess with Powershell .ps1 scripts, etc.. What is the kewlest thing I should be using this for? #Windows #Win10 -
Picked up a litle Dell laptop..
Used: $200 16gb ram. I want to keep it runing Windows 10 as long as practical to regain some Win10 MS-Skills(tm). Watching it plod through updates has me craving to just do a nice Linux install. Am forcing myself to leave it a plebian Windows boxen so I can mess with Powershell .ps1 scripts, etc.. What is the kewlest thing I should be using this for? #Windows #Win10 -
Windows (10/11) Ignorance Question:
I need a .exe file that can run a couple of commands. Intent is for it to replace a program in the Startup list, so it can run a config command to fix some display wonkiness after startup. Does anything useful like that already exist for legit purposes? It's a bespoke modified locked down Win10 system being used as a controller with a weird display config.